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Fortune
Sage Lazzaro

The kids are not all right—AI risk ranks high in their fears for the future

A teenage boy sitting at a desk with a laptop open in front of him and talking into his phone. (Credit: Getty Images)

Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In today’s edition…What teens are saying about AI; Perplexity starts experimenting with ads; Greg Brockman returns to OpenAI; and a Sotheby's AI art auction blows past expectations. 

As AI rapidly changes industries, behaviors, and how society functions, adults can move forward having known the world before and after AI. Teenagers, on the other hand, are staring down an adulthood they know will look nothing like that of generations before. As they form relationships, develop their sense of self, prepare to look for work, and navigate an internet and media landscape shaken by AI, they will be particularly impacted by the decisions tech companies and lawmakers make—or don’t make—about AI today. 

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